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Darwin Community Legal Service, Seniors and Disability Rights Service

Operates an information line, education and referrals for anyone at risk of or experiencing elder abuse or who is worried about someone who is at risk of or experiencing abuse.

The Seniors and Disability Rights Service is based in Darwin and regularly visits Katherine, Nhulunbuy and other locations across the Top End of the NT as required.

We assist older people or people with disabilities and their representatives who want to understand their rights and know how to implement them.

You have rights no matter where you live, or how much assistance you need, including the rights to:

  • be supported by an advocate

  • be treated with dignity and respect, and to maintain your independence

  • feel safe

  • make a complaint

We can give you information and help about your rights regarding:

  • where you live

  • care and services you are receiving

  • activities in your community

  • support, representation and referral

  • people not respecting your culture

  • problems where you work

  • access to an interpreter

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